I am curious whether anyone shreds and achieves a smooth speedy legato?
If so, how is your guitar set up? Do you do this using the jumbo or vintage frets?
I don't play like this but I would like to know if people are able to with a typical G&L. .
Fluent Legato and Shredding with G&L
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Re: Fluent Legato and Shredding with G&L
sure. jumbo frets are better. 10-50, and action at factory spec, but almost no relief. the guitar doesn't really matter, it's the technique.
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Re: Fluent Legato and Shredding with G&L
I actually think G&Ls help a lot.
Their neck is slightly wider at the heel than Fenders, which helps more than the difference in dimension might suggest.
They offer a 1 3/4" nut width as an option, and also a 12" board radius on all of their nut widths.
Alongside which, they're great designs, really well made, with a very well-chosen selection of other nice options that apply to almost the whole range of models.
Amongst the models, there are great pickup layouts to be had.
Their neck is slightly wider at the heel than Fenders, which helps more than the difference in dimension might suggest.
They offer a 1 3/4" nut width as an option, and also a 12" board radius on all of their nut widths.
Alongside which, they're great designs, really well made, with a very well-chosen selection of other nice options that apply to almost the whole range of models.
Amongst the models, there are great pickup layouts to be had.